Windows PE reverse-engineering automation skill (.exe/.dll/.sys). Fingerprint/packer-and-language detection → route by type (.NET decompile / native decompile / unpack) → dynamic debugging → deobfuscation → capability triage, using Windows tools from the catalog throughout (fetch on demand if missing). Trigger scenarios — reverse a Windows program, analyze exe/dll, PE unpacking, .NET decompilation, packer detection, x64dbg debugging, malware sample analysis.
Installation
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Windows PE reverse-engineering automation skill (.exe/.dll/.sys). Fingerprint/packer-and-language detection → route by type (.NET decompile / native decompile / unpack) → dynamic debugging → deobfuscation → capability triage, using Windows tools from the catalog throughout (fetch on demand if missing). Trigger scenarios — reverse a Windows program, analyze exe/dll, PE unpacking, .NET decompilation, packer detection, x64dbg debugging, malware sample analysis.
Windows PE Reverse-Engineering Automation
Proceed through the flow below; pick tools from catalog/windows.yaml + catalog/native.yaml, and for missing ones use python tools/fetch.py <id> (installs into the project). Fingerprint first, then route by type—don't decompile blindly.
Phase 1 — Fingerprint / packer detection (mandatory first step)
Use Detect It Easy (detect-it-easy) to determine: format, language (.NET vs native C/C++ vs Go/Rust), packer/protector (UPX/Themida/VMProtect/...), and entropy.
diec --json target.exe # JSON output for the brain to route on
Known packer hit → do Phase 2 unpacking first, then return to this phase and re-fingerprint.
.NET → Phase 3a; unpacked native → Phase 3b.
Phase 2 — Unpacking (only when a packer is hit)
UPX and other standard packers: upx -d.
Themida / VMProtect / custom packers: use x64dbg (x64dbg) to manually run to the OEP → Scylla (scylla) to rebuild the IAT and export a runnable PE; use ScyllaHide (scyllahide) to defeat anti-debugging.
Already unpacked in memory / process injection: PE-sieve (pe-sieve) to dump the unpacked module from a live process (pe-sieve /pid <pid> /dump).
VM-protection devirtualization (advanced): Mergen (mergen) / NoVmp (novmp).
→ After unpacking, return to Phase 1 and re-fingerprint.
Phase 3a — .NET route
Decompile + debug + edit: dnSpyEx (dnspyex). For obfuscation (ConfuserEx etc.), first clean with de4dot-cex (de4dot), then feed into dnSpyEx.
Cross-platform/batch: ILSpy's ilspycmd.
Phase 3b — native route
Static decompilation: Ghidra (ghidra-reverse-engineering) the free workhorse / IDA (ida-reverse-engineering) if licensed / Binary Ninja (binary-ninja).
Capability triage: capa (capa-triage) to first tag crypto/anti-debug/network + addresses, then enter the decompiler with those addresses.
PE header/import-table surgery and resource viewing: PE-bear (pe-bear).
Phase 4 — Dynamic debugging
User mode: x64dbg (x64dbg) for breakpoints/single-step/memory editing/pattern scanning; if the sample detects a debugger, attach ScyllaHide/TitanHide.
Crash dumps / kernel: WinDbg (windbg), !analyze -v; for AI-driven use, pair with mcp-windbg (catalog/mcp.yaml).
